Sentence examples for conquer each other from inspiring English sources

But Germany and Russia also fought so bitterly during World War II to conquer each other.

Nation-states don't invade and conquer each other any more because of military defenses, or any kind of Pax Americana, or because everyone has gotten nicer and kinder over the last hundred years.

Now that you have a continent, you are more than one up on your adversaries, you can happily sit back on your isolated continent, impervious to attack, as your enemies endlessly conquer each other, breaking into each others borders and slaying each others soldiers.

But seriously, there was a time when states needed huge armies because they were interested in conquering each other to get bigger, suck in more tax revenue, and justify their rulers' thirst for glory.

KT: Well, each wants to conquer the other's territory.

Darwin provided a nice example of this, imagining two tribes in conflict and noting that "if... the one tribe included a great number of courageous, sympathetic and faithful members, who were always ready to warn each other of danger, to aid and defend each other, this tribe would succeed better and conquer the other".

"It means both sides are using absolute violence to try to conquer the other".

I made it repeatedly for several months, then dropped it to conquer some other culinary frontier — poundcake, I think.

Ponsot's strongest lines admit both satisfaction and futility, pleasure and pain, without allowing either to conquer the other.

Quite a few movies, not content to stimulate the eyes and ears, try to conquer the other senses as well.

The company made things worse by managing its ruthlessness clumsily, trying to conquer every other software and internet market worth having.